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Questions and Answers for QuietWarmth 10 ft. x 18 in. 120-Volt Peel and Stick Radiant Floor Heating Mat for Tile and Glue-Down Floors (Covers 15 sq. ft.)

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Model #QWT1.5X10F120

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10 ft. x 18 in. 120-Volt Peel and Stick Radiant Floor Heating Mat for Tile and Glue-Down Floors (Covers 15 sq. ft.)
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  • Floor heating for glue-down floors, ceramic and porcelain tile
  • Easy to install radiant floor heating mats - cut to length
  • Keep feet warm w/ cost effective electric floor heating system
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Q:If I am using 240v, how many pieces can I connect together? also, would you help with layout and what I need to purchase?
by|Nov 6, 2023
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A:  You are able to connect up to 300sf of mats per thermostat on the 240V system. For design help, reach out to info@mpglobalproducts.com

by|Nov 7, 2023
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    Q:Am i looking to cover 200 sq feet in 1 room that is 21x30. Could this be on 1 thermostat?
    by|Oct 30, 2023
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    A:  You will have to utilize the 240V system to operate off one thermostat.

    by|Sep 7, 2024
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      Q:The under tile mats look like there will be a 5? gap between heating elements when laid side by side, with the ?felt? part butted together. Will that gap heat ? Is that correct ??
      by|Sep 25, 2023
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      A:  If butting the edges of the mats directly next to each other, you will achieve a blank heat with no cold spots.

      by|Sep 27, 2023
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        Q:If I install a 10 ft section in the kitchen under LVL flooring and the other style in the bathroom under tile, also 10 ft, can they be powered on the same circuit or should I run a separate supply to each mat from the breaker box?
        by|Jul 28, 2023
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        A:  You will want to run 2 separate circuits. Per National Electric Code they need to be separate since they are in 2 different rooms in the home.

        by|Jul 31, 2023
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          Q:I cut the mat to fit my space and followed the instructions in doing so. However, the resistance has now changed, understandably. My question is can I fire up the system to test prior to laying tile to make sure it heats up?
          by|Jul 26, 2023
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          A:  You can power the system on to test. You will need to put some flooring tiles on top of the mat. The mat itself does not get very warm. It radiates and heats the objects above it.

          by|Dec 2, 2023
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            Q:I have installed and am ready to tile. However, a couple corners of the mat did not stay glued down. Should I apply some type of glue or tape down the corners first. If so what type of tape or glue?
            by|Jul 26, 2023
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            A:  You will need to make sure the mat is completely secured to the subfloor.

            by|Jul 27, 2023
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              Q:What is the difference between the 120V and the 250V. Do you need any specific voltage in your electric supply?
              by|Jul 22, 2023
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              A:  The difference is the voltage of the mat. For 120V mats, it must be hooked up to a 120V power supply. For the 240V mats, it must be hooked up to a 240V power supply.

              by|Dec 18, 2023
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                Q:What type of trowel is recommended for installation?
                by|May 28, 2023
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                A:  Thank you for reaching out. We recommend that you use a plastic trowel and follow the thinset and tile manufacturer's recommendations for the trowel size.

                by|Jun 1, 2023
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                  Q:Can this be installed under a vanity
                  by|Apr 29, 2023
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                  A:  It isn’t recommended to place any fixed furniture on top and f the heat section. It could heat up the cabinet and make the plumbing sweat. 

                  by|Jul 13, 2023

                    A:  Thank you for reaching out. QuietWarmth is not to be installed under any fixtures that are floor hugging. If the vanity is raised off the floor and provides an air gap, that would be an acceptable application.

                    by|May 1, 2023
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                      Q:Can this be used under LVT/LVP flooring systems? If so does this apply under UDL or on top?
                      by|Apr 8, 2023
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                      A:  Thank you for reaching out. Depending on how you plan to install the LVT/LVP, you may want to consider our heating system for floating floors. As long as the floor covering is greater than 4mm in thickness and is a floating floor, that is the system to use. Whether you use the float system or our peel and stick system, we want the QuietWarmth to be the last layer to go down prior to the floor covering. If using the peel and stick, the mat will not stick to roll good underlayment, it needs to stick to the actual subfloor.

                      by|Apr 10, 2023
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